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This is a discussion on The Other Ram within the Animals (mammals, birds, insects etc.) forums, part of the Show your photo (Color) - Landscape & Nature (flowers, mountains, storms etc.) category; This was what/who the http://www.photography.ca/Forums/ani...3-big-ram.html was running toward. I thought I might get a head butt moment but this guy ...

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    This was what/who the Big Ram was running toward.
    I thought I might get a head butt moment but this guy submitted to the other one.

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    Last edited by Marko; 12-09-2013 at 10:35 AM.
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    Probably wise on his part. Good portrait of the youngster.

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    Thanks Q1.
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    These are just too awesome!
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    I'm with Jason on this! Amazing sets of images from this encounter. I gotta say it again, the background, tones, composition, exposure, perfect shutter speed (just to show a little movement in the front hoof, but yet still very sharp everywhere else)...all of this just put these images over the top!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jason View Post
    These are just too awesome!
    + 1 - All of the images you have shown of the ram have been impressive. The background works so well
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    Many thanks RM Mike and Jason. I thought it was a tad oversharp (been bugging me) so I gave a quick edit in case it doesnt show on the original....won't let me edit..
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    This version is better to my eye - I agree, the previous version was oversharpened.
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    With all the falling snow, it was hard to tell that it was oversharpened, but you managed to make an excellent picture even better with the new edit.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mike Bons View Post
    I'm with Jason on this! Amazing sets of images from this encounter. I gotta say it again, the background, tones, composition, exposure, perfect shutter speed (just to show a little movement in the front hoof, but yet still very sharp everywhere else)...all of this just put these images over the top!
    Nothing more to say, as Mike has said it all. PERFECTION!
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